Milton Bradley was charged with disorderly conduct in Ohio on Thanksgiving after police say he interferred with a traffic stop.
Police Chief Michael Mier said Bradley got out of his car on Interstate-77 in Copley after a woman who had been following him in a separate car was stopped by police. Bradley yelled at the officer, questioning why the woman was being stopped. Police say Bradley then put his hands behind his back and demanded to be arrested. Somehow, it must have seemed like a good idea at the time. If convicted when he appears in court Friday, Bradley faces up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. Nov. 29 - 5:23 pm et

kentx12 wrote:Milton Bradley was charged with disorderly conduct in Ohio on Thanksgiving after police say he interferred with a traffic stop.Police Chief Michael Mier said Bradley got out of his car on Interstate-77 in Copley after a woman who had been following him in a separate car was stopped by police. Bradley yelled at the officer, questioning why the woman was being stopped. Police say Bradley then put his hands behind his back and demanded to be arrested. Somehow, it must have seemed like a good idea at the time. If convicted when he appears in court Friday, Bradley faces up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. Nov. 29 - 5:23 pm et

kentx12 wrote:Milton Bradley was charged with disorderly conduct in Ohio on Thanksgiving after police say he interferred with a traffic stop.Police Chief Michael Mier said Bradley got out of his car on Interstate-77 in Copley after a woman who had been following him in a separate car was stopped by police. Bradley yelled at the officer, questioning why the woman was being stopped. Police say Bradley then put his hands behind his back and demanded to be arrested. Somehow, it must have seemed like a good idea at the time. If convicted when he appears in court Friday, Bradley faces up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. Nov. 29 - 5:23 pm et

Is this guy ever going to learn???

When I first read the title of your post, your last sentence is what immediately popped into my head. Talented ballplayer, needs discipline.

Oh, and this reminds of an earlier thread on Milton. Paging Mr. Madison:

Rkiivs wrote:...If apathic fans continue to put up with the antics of (allegedly) professional players then the boundaries of acceptable behavior are going to keep getting pushed to unbelievable proportions. Baseball will soon replace the NBA for lessons in bad behavior and violence.